Puppy training going backwards

Difficult to know what's going on with her.

If I were you, while you're cleaning up don't speak or look at her, completely ignore her.

When your out with her and she does her business, make a fuss of her, while you're picking up tell her she's a good girl in an excited way, and give her a treat. If a ball is her 'thing' then throw her that. Ours doesn't get his ball unless he's done what he has to do.

You can teach a dog to poo and piddle on command, while she's doing her business keep repeating a word for it, it'll soon become a 'trigger' word. We say 'Rusty pee-pee, pee-pee Rusty'. He now does what he has to do on command, and of course he gets to have his ball when he's done his business. Teaching 'trigger words' really does help when it's raining and time's short.

Positive training and patience really does pay off. Good luck!

WE always let our dog in the garden just before bed and don't let him back in until he's done his business.

He soon got into the habit knowing he can't come back in until he's been

We use the term "Hurry up" but you just need to be consistent with dogs.

Sounds like he may have done it in his cage in kennels. We never put ours in kennels, preferring to leave him with friends or dog boarders.

You need to go back to puppy housetraining.

You say she wakes about 6am When do you get up?

Set your alarm for 5.30 and get up to let her out.

If she has already been then getup at 5 am etc until you are getting up before she has been.

Or sleep down beside her or bring her into the bedroom so you awake when she stirs and you can carry outside quickly

I presume she is not crated as they very rarely foul their crate- although I had one who did.- so that might be a temporary solution .

Look at why she may need to more often.

What are you feeding her? If it is a food which has a lot of fillers that produces a lot of waste then consider a better quality food which produces less waste and therefore less poo.

Is her poo solid or soft/runny to indicate digestion problem?

I think it will be as a result of kennel stay since they can poo in the kennels rather than outside. Certainly my boy does this after a prolonged stay in kennels- he'll go on the hall runner!
My girl wouldn't do such a thing!

Firstly I walk a bit further (than normal) in the evening hoping the magic words 'be a clean boy' will do the trick.
If that does not happen I block the bedroom door (he sleeps in bedroom) so that he can not sneak down the stairs alone to do the deed!

So if there is a noise in the night it wakes me and we have a trail down to the garden.....and wait there until it happens.

It happened rather more often when he was first house trained (as a 2 yo)